Algebra

Simulation of Nontribial Point of Riemann Zeta Function Ver.4

Tried to simulate the nontribial point of the Riemann zeta function.
At the beginning, we tried to be exactly the same value as the nontribial point of the Riemann Zeta function only with the degree of increase of the circle going up like wrapping x = 0.5, but the degree of increase varies from moment to moment extremely difficult It was judged impossible.
Then I created an expression that can take approximate values, but always take lower values than the nontribial zeros of the Riemann zeta function except for the initial values. However, by increasing the degree of increase of the circle going up like winding x = 0.5, it became possible to take a value which can be said to be an approximate value.
The degree of increase in circle was based on the formula of the nuclear energy value of uranium.
Since the degree of increase of the zero point changes from moment to moment, satisfactory approximate values can not be obtained yet.

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